"Im Speyerer Dom hat das Pontifikalrequiem für den verstorbenen Altkanzler Helmut Kohl begonnen. Hier können Sie die Totenmesse verfolgen, die von Bischof Karl-Heinz Wiesemann geleitet wird."
Après l'hommage à Helmut Kohl ce matin au Parlement de Strasbourg. Nous terminerons cette journée à Spyere, en Allemagne, pour suivre les obsèques depuis la cathédrale, en présence d'Angela Merkel, Bill Clinton, Jean-Claude Juncker...
World leaders have paid tribute to former German chancellor Helmut Kohl in a ceremony in Strasbourg. Former US president Bill Clinton, German chancellor Angela Merkel and French president Emmanuel Macron all spoke fondly of Kohl, who died aged 87 last month. "Helmut Kohl was a true European and friend," said European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker.
Bill Clinton Calls for Unity During Helmut Kohl Memorial in Strasbourg
Helmut Kohl put personal friendship at the heart of his political and diplomatic relations. This is how he managed to achieve monumental political goals - from German reunification, building a unified Europe to the creation of the euro. A European Ceremony of Honour will commemorate his legacy in the European Parliament in Strasbourg from 11:00 CET on Saturday 1 July.
Den afdøde tyske kansler Helmut Kohl var en stor europæisk skikkelse, siger tidligere udenrigsminister.
Lech Walesa, former Polish labor activist and Nobel laureate first met then-chancellor Kohl on the day the Berlin Wall fell. Soon after, Walesa was elected Polish president. DW reporter Magdalena Gwózdz spoke with him about his memories of Helmut Kohl.
Germany and Europe bid farewell to former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl. Controversy has arisen over who, exactly, has the authority to interpret Helmut Kohl's political legacy. Guests: Werner Sonne (ARD), Alan Posener (Welt), Hannah Cleaver (DW)
Helmut Kohl, considered by many the Chancellor of German unity, has passed away. Kohl held the office of Chancellor from 1982 to 1998. He made very few public appearances since suffering a stroke in 2008. The last major television interview with the former Chancellor was conducted by Stephan Lamby and Michael Rutz in 2003.
22 septembre 1984 À Douaumont près de Verdun, hommage aux morts de la guerre de 1914-1918, rendu conjointement par François MITTERRAND et Helmut KOHL. Après avoir écouté l'hymne allemand, François MITTERRAND et Helmut KOHL se tiennent la main pendant que l'orchestre militaire joue "La Marseillaise".